Any alarm bells with this ram?

Skynet5 · 27 Dec 2025 at 22:01

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lsg1r · 27 Dec 2025 at 22:05

Not used that specific set but my ddr4 vengence (non rgb) have been solid.

Only alarm bell is the obvious price increase outside of OCUK's control.

You don't say what you're using it in/with though.

Skynet5 · 27 Dec 2025 at 22:06

lsg1r said:
Not used that specific set but my ddr4 vengence (non rgb) have been solid.

Only alarm bell is the obvious price increase outside of OCUK's control.

Cheers mate.

Think it’s pretty much all I fancy looks wise. Patriot is cheaper but looks count for something.

Tetras · 27 Dec 2025 at 22:12

Unusual for a 6000 C30 kit to be Intel XMP, though not usually a problem on AMD boards.

Skynet5 · 27 Dec 2025 at 22:25

Tetras said:
Unusual for a 6000 C30 kit to be Intel XMP, though not usually a problem on AMD boards.

Tbh I’m looking elsewhere for the expo version. Just couldn’t link there

ATIorNvidia · 27 Dec 2025 at 22:34

It's fine.

harmattan · 28 Dec 2025 at 06:30

I have the 5200 version of that same set and it's been rock solid. The RGB nonsense is kind of imbecilic, but the memory itself is solid.

Edit: As a late update, I just moved from an Asus b650 TUF to a Giga x870 Auros and this same RAM works fine with that board. No annoying, interminable RAM check cycle on these which seems to be a common issue with AM5 board and memory matching.